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The term 狈墨惫颈 is used in different senses. According to one tradition, 狈墨惫颈 is the name given to lower garments in general, while some others mentioned it only as a portion of the lower garment, either the knot that keeps the garment in position or some fringes hanging down from it. These fringes were usually formed in between the two legs. 笔腻峁噄苍颈^[1] in one context has referred to 狈墨惫颈 as a waist band that keeps the lower garment in position. However the earliest reference to 狈墨惫颈 is found in Atharvaveda^[2]. In 罢补颈迟迟颈谤墨测补-蝉补峁僪颈迟腻^[3] also we meet with the word 狈墨惫颈. 碍腻濒颈诲腻蝉补^[4] has ascribed 狈墨惫颈 to the female dress. He has mentioned the slipping of N墨v墨bandha very often. 狈墨惫颈 was sometimes close fitting and was worn in such a way that lot of pleats were produced in it. Such a style was usually adopted by royal ladies. 础尘产腻濒颈办腻, characterised by 顿补峁囜笉颈^[5] is seen in one context as wearing 狈墨惫颈 in the above said manner. 碍补濒丑补峁嘺^[6] compares such pleats of 狈墨惫颈 to the palm leaves wavering in the wind. The fringed end of 狈墨惫颈 is called as Pr膩g膩峁璦^[7], which finds mention in Vedic literature.